Elite Dangerous Astrometrics

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Revision for Zeus's Table Saw
Previous Revision, by CMDR Marx [2026-02-03 15:36:08]	→	Selected revision, by CMDR Marx [2026-02-03 15:37:22]
DISCOVERER
CMDR HalseySpartan2	→	CMDR HalseySpartan2
NAME
Zeus's Table Saw	→	Zeus's Table Saw
SYSTEMNAME
Glaichoo NH-Y c28-1	→	Glaichoo NH-Y c28-1
CATEGORY
Sights and Scenery	→	Sights and Scenery
CATEGORY 2
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REGION
The Veils	→	The Veils
LATITUDE
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LONGITUDE
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CALLSIGN
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SUMMARY
A narrow ring gap with a high rotational difference between the rings. CMDRs are able to watch both rings orbit at different velocities.	→	A narrow ring gap with a high rotational difference between the rings. CMDRs are able to watch both rings orbit at different velocities.
DESCRIPTION
Found between the A-ring and B-ring of body B 1, Zeus's Table Saw is a narrow ring gap with a high rotational difference between the rings. Commanders are able to position themselves in the 90 km gap between the rings and watch both orbit at vastly different speeds relative to their ship. Caution: do to not try to enter either ring's frame of reference from realspace! The velocity of the rings is too high for a ship to overcome and death is absolutely certain. Naming credit belongs to CMDR Altadore.	→	Found between the A-ring and B-ring of body B 1, Zeus's Table Saw is a narrow ring gap with a high rotational difference between the rings. Commanders are able to position themselves in the 90 km gap between the rings and watch both orbit at vastly different speeds relative to their ship. Warning: do to not try to enter either ring's frame of reference from realspace! The velocity of the rings is too high for a ship to overcome and death is absolutely certain. Naming credit belongs to CMDR Altadore.
Found between the A-ring and B-ring of body B 1, Zeus's Table Saw is a narrow ring gap with a high rotational difference between the rings. Commanders are able to position themselves in the 90 km gap between the rings and watch both orbit at vastly different speeds relative to their ship. Caution: do to not try to enter either ring's frame of reference from realspace! The velocity of the rings is too high for a ship to overcome and death is absolutely certain. Naming credit belongs to CMDR Altadore.	→	Found between the A-ring and B-ring of body B 1, Zeus's Table Saw is a narrow ring gap with a high rotational difference between the rings. Commanders are able to position themselves in the 90 km gap between the rings and watch both orbit at vastly different speeds relative to their ship. Warning: do to not try to enter either ring's frame of reference from realspace! The velocity of the rings is too high for a ship to overcome and death is absolutely certain. Naming credit belongs to CMDR Altadore.
JOURNAL
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OBSERVATORY
Glaichoo NH-Y c28-1 B 1 Narrow ring gap with high rotational difference Gap: 90 km Inner ring width: 0.1 ls Ring velocity delta: 16.0 km/s Inner ring velocity: 57.8 km/s Outer ring velocity: 41.8 km/s	→	Glaichoo NH-Y c28-1 B 1 Narrow ring gap with high rotational difference Gap: 90 km Inner ring width: 0.1 ls Ring velocity delta: 16.0 km/s Inner ring velocity: 57.8 km/s Outer ring velocity: 41.8 km/s

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